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New Snow Day Law Makes It Official: Pennsylvania Hates Happiness
Gov. Wolf has signed a bill that will allow schools to force students to work from home when the weather outside is frightful.
Should We Be Afraid of the Mariner East Pipeline?
The ongoing battle over the project is taking place in the backyards of Chester and Delaware county residents, who live in fear of a catastrophe.
This Pa. State Sen. Just Got a Shoutout from Elizabeth Warren
Warren told state senator Katie Muth to “keep persisting” after watching this viral video.
Wawa Welcome America: Road Closures, SEPTA, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Wondering which streets to avoid or where to park on Thursday? We’ve got you covered.
Police: Mural of Slain Officer Robert Wilson III Vandalized
The FOP is offering a $10,000 reward for information about a suspect.
What to Know as Philly’s First Heat Wave of the Summer Starts to Sizzle
Here’s how long the high temps will last — and hope to cope whether you’re in the city or down the shore this weekend.
Kenney: PES Refinery “Intends to Shut Down” as Blast Investigation Begins
The South Philadelphia facility, the largest oil refinery on the eastern seaboard, employs more than 1,000 workers — and has a 150-year history of environmental impacts.
Philadelphians Waste a Millennium Sitting in Traffic Every Year
This new report quantifies just how ghastly (and costly) congestion can be.
100 Years of Pa. Women’s Suffrage: The Justice Bell and More
Nearly a century after Pa. ratified the 19th Amendment, it’s time you read up on your history.
What to Know About the Oil Refinery Explosion
The blast rocked the city early this morning and caused a three-alarm fire. Here’s everything we know.
Philly Police Refuse to Identify 72 Cops Placed on Desk Duty Amid Facebook Probe
The department rejected a Philly Mag request for the list of officers, saying that “they have not been charged with a crime or a departmental violation.”
Juneteenth Is About to Become an Official State Holiday
Pennsylvania will soon recognize the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in the U.S.
What to Know About “Flesh-Eating” Bacteria in the Delaware Bay
Cases involving deadly Vibrio vulnificus have become more common as ocean temperatures rise.
Philly’s Weekend Violence Has Officials Eager to Find Answers — and Place Blame
The police commissioner said a “no consequences” mentality could be to blame for an uptick in gun violence.
Yes, We Really Have Been Getting More Tornado Watches and Warnings Lately
Here’s what’s happening.